This week Russ has a beast of a cinema roundup, Katy talks about what documentaries are being shown as part of the Oxford Human Rights Festival and Michael has chosen the best St Patrick's Day events happening in Oxford. Also, Jen talks to choreographer Didy Veldman about her work on 'The Three Dancers' being performed by Rambert at the New Theatre while Katy talks to Professor Charles Spence about his new book 'Gastrophysics'.
Katy chats to Professor Charles Spence, a world expert in sensory science, about his latest book 'Gastrophysics: The Science of Dining from Restaurant Music to Sonic Crisps', how to make the prospect of eating insects appetising and what experiments he conducts on his friends and family. See him speak as part of the Oxford Literary Festival on 30th March.
Jen speaks to choreographer Didy Veldman about her work on Rambert's 'The Three Dancers', the challenges of creating new dance commissions and dance as an art form in a time of Brexit.
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